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It’s been one year since I launched “ThinkShop“. Yes, this was my second stint as an entrepreneur. But, in many ways, the experience was completely
Many years ago, I came across an intriguing little book called ‘The Book of Questions’. It was full of questions. No answers. But, it made
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Through most of my working years, I have been associated with small- to medium-sized firms. I have tried the large-enterprise route too. And come to the realization that the two represent two very different personalities. Neither route is more right or wrong. But the probability of success with any one approach will depend strongly on the kind of person *you* are. Over the next several posts, I will try and highlight some my learnings on this subject to give you a better idea of what the two routes involve…